Everyone wants AI sharpening their global trade and tax operation. What's holding your business back?

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It's almost never the AI — it's your data.

Owning, structuring, and governing it is the first step. Get that foundation right, and you stop overpaying duty and tax, close exposure, and finally see and control your operation.

First we build your data foundation. Then we run it for you.

Deep expertise. Real technology.

And the team that runs both inside your operation. In global trade and tax, anything less is a compromise.

Everyone is selling AI. CBP is alredy using it.

Build a global trade data foundation you own – and review the risk entry files, the audit lands, or CBP asks first...

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AI can flag the risk. It can’t sign the entry.

Use AI to review classification, valuation, origin, supplier, shipment, and entry data before filling...

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Advice you still have to implement isn’t an operation.

TTMS combines technology, managed execution, and senior trade compliance expertise to run...

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Can you cleary see your LatAm trade flows?

Turn the trade and tax data your LatAm operations already create into managementready visibility across...

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Brazil’s tax system is being rewritten. Right now.

Complete trade and tax operations in Brazil – customs, indirect tax, corporate tax routines, and the CBS/IBS reform transformation...

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Turn U.S. market potential into controlled growth.

Trade and tax support for Latin American companies operating in the U.S. – combining senior guidance, local execution...

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What TTMS does

TTMS helps multinational manufacturers and cross-border companies turn fragmented trade and tax operations into controlled, data-driven, executable systems.

Our work starts where the client's operation is under pressure: classifications that cannot be fully trusted, data that cannot support AI, regional operations that are too fragmented to control, and expansion moves that expose companies to unfamiliar tax and trade rules.

We combine specialized expertise, proprietary technology, and managed execution to help clients build the data foundation they own, validate critical trade and tax decisions, and run complex operations across the U.S., Latin America, and global supply chains.

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The result is not just advice. It is an operating structure that helps clients see the operation, control the risk, and act with confidence.

Insights

The End of “We Didn’t Know”

Washington has rebuilt customs enforcement around a single question — what could your company have verified? A $1 billion task force, a new executive order, and the False

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25% on Brazilian Goods: The Rate Is Uniform. Your Exposure Isn’t.

The new Section 301 tariff takes effect July 22 — with a Section 232 carve-out and hundreds of classification-dependent exceptions. Preparing for it is a data exercise. Here is the sequence.

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Rethinking Import Compliance: Why Aerospace Companies Must Act Now

Walk into the trade compliance office of almost any aerospace manufacturer and you will find the same architecture. On one side sits a deep, well-funded export controls function: jurisdiction and classification determinations, license management

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Positive Growth, Permanent Tariffs: Implement Internal Trade Controls Now.

According to The Wall Street Journal (February 11, 2026), the U.S. economy added 130,000 jobs in January—its strongest monthly performance in more than a year.

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EU Steel Tariffs and the U.S.–EU Trade Framework: Implications for the Transatlantic Automotive Supply Chain

Companies must keep pace and adapt to the transformation of the global automotive supply chain.

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New Section 232 Investigations: Implications for the U.S. Automotive Industry

Two investigations launched this September under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act have drawn fresh attention to the intersection of national security and...

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From Paper to Practice: Why Trade Compliance Is a Daily Discipline

Trade compliance isn’t paperwork, it’s practice.

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Implementing the U.S.–Japan Agreement on the Automotive Industry: September 4th Executive Order

Japan Deal Secures Tariff Predictability While U.S. Prepares Traceability Standards for Automotive Origin

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EC Trade Deals with Mercosur & Mexico: Implications for the U.S. Automotive Industry

The European Union has taken a decisive step in its trade policy by proposing the adoption of two landmark agreements: the EU–Mercosur Partnership Agreement...

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Federal Circuit&#39s Decision does not undermine the New U.S. Trade Policy

This Labor Day, American trade compliance professionals are reflecting on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit’s decision limiting the President’s...

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The Evolution of Rules of Origin in the EU–US Trade Deal – Insights from the EU Regulation from August 28th, 2025

On 28 August 2025, the European Commission issued its Proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council on the adjustment of customs...

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Mexico’s Tariff Shift on Chinese Cars: Building a Global Automotive Ecosystem

On August 27, 2025, Bloomberg reported that Mexico plans to raise tariffs on imports from China as part of its 2026 budget proposal.

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Joint Statement on U.S.–EU Trade Agreement: Rules of Origin to be “Melted and Poured” into the Framework

The largest automotive trade agreement in history is bound to recast the industry’s rules of origin.

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Tariff Stacking Challenges for U.S. Automotive Importers Under the Expanded Section 232 Framework

Abstract U.S. automotive and auto parts manufacturers face rising complexity from tariff stacking, especially after the August 2025 expansion of Section 232...

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